strach304
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Missizzy, I just had the most horrible thought. What if this man held the child's hands on the gun and pulled the trigger? Dear Lord please guide LE to get to the bottom of this mess. This child does not deserve to grow up thinking he killed his own mom. This kinda reminds me of the case where the stepdad said that the two year old girl threw her baby brother out of his crib and killed him. I don't remember the names but she grew up believing she killed him at a terrible cost to her emotional health. At least she got the investigation opened back up and proved the stepdad was the killer. I'm sorry I can't remember the names. Maybe someone else here can?
That's what I was thinking. The man could have worn gloves, changed clothes, etc. had the child standing between his legs and pointed and fired as if a game especially with the woman being shot in the back. She wouldn't have seen it coming and there would be GPR on the child. I don't know if there is evidence of a silencer? Any neighbors hear the shot? Cops carry glocks so I am inclined to think the expert saying 5lbs. of pressure had he been able to manage that the gun would have enormous recoil and injured the child. I fired a .38 with the help of my father at 5 and the recoil and noise brought tears to my eyes. I was not able to pull the hard steel trigger on my own. Guns are much easier to fire now especially the automatics. There was a case here I read about last year where a 3 year old picked up a loaded gun and shot themselves. I do not remember what the gun was and the parents were charged. I think LE's account of the child's playful behavior after the fact is more an indication of him possibly playing bang bang with daddy as well rather than his realization of killing his mommy. That's my take anyway.